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Insurance or find a place that can touch it up
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Do you know Aprox how much touch up would be?
Also how much would BMWFS possibly charge?
And would my premium increase if I claimed ?
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Maybe it would be best to see if they say anything when you turn it in. |
So just check it's very lightly when I touch with fingernail, can feel it a bit more when I use the bottom of my finger, also I have meguiars scratch remover should I try that after washing and waxing the car? |
Use the scratch remover it could take out some of the edges. When your fingernail catches that means it's below the clear coat which is more difficult to repair than a scratch on the surface of the clear |
Yeah if I could minimize the scratch to 2-3 inches that would be fine as it's normal wear and tear and they don't charge for it then, the scratch starts deep but slowly fades as I go through it |
Yeah the scratch remove will remove everything on the surface. I think you will be fine |
Okay sounds great thanks, should I wash then wax first, or just wash and then use it?
Thank you |
I'd do it before washing. The scratch remove essentially has tiny abrasive material in it that buffs/polishes away the clear. It's also messy and leaves a haze if not completely wiped. I'd do it first then wash. |
Ahh I see I just tried didn't really do anything but make it extremely clean lol, I applied it on a microfiber towel rubbed it in and then immediately wiped using another clean microfiber towel |
You can try for a longer period of time it won't hurt anything. Just try to blend with surrounding area. If it still doesn't work than the damage is too deep.